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Pag 36 hond du lac Reporter, Wednesday, Oct. 27, 1976 WARMER News briefo Today's weather City, area obituaries i i wni i Anthony Ullrich Until Thursday os show titurp Ivvvvl I aNsSWS fcmprr Onto from sZJ Onto Irom NATIONAL WEATHER SIKVKf Mostly cold, weatherman says Rain Is forecast today over a large area weather Is predicted for Florida and the Inland of the Gulf coast. Rain also is ex- Pacific coast, but most areas are expected pected for the Pacific Northwest, and snow to be cold. (AP Wirephoto Map) flurries for the upper Great Lakes. Mild Snow whitens areas; mercury to rise Raymond Jr.

of San Mateo, four grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; a sister, Mrs. Esther Gremminger of Fond du Lac; and four brothers, Alex, John and Alfred Beyer all of Florida and Ralph Beyer of Fond du Lac. A son preceded her in death. A memorial Mass will be read by the Rev. Ernest urener at to a.m.

Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church here. Private interment will take place at Resurrection Cemetery, Madison. Mrs. Rose Birschbach Tumoral Rose Birschbach, 78, of 6873 N.

Burbank Milwaukee, formerly of 323 Amory Fond du Lac, will be held at 9:30 a.m. Friday at Zacherl TI Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church. She died Tuesday.

The Rev. Ernest O. Dreher will officiate, and burial will be in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call after 3 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home.

She was born Dec. 11, 1897, at Kiel, a daughter of the late George and Mary Senger Post. She was married to Joseph Spannbauer in 1919, and he died in 1949. In 1953, she was married to George Birschbach, and he died in 1970. Mrs.

Birschbach was formerly employed by the Haentze Floral Co. She was a member of St. Mary's Church, Altar Society, American Legion Auxiliary and Apostolate of Suffering. Survivors include two sons, Joseph Spannbauer of Milwaukee and George Donald Spannbauer of Des Plaines, a daughter, Mrs. Jerry (Ann) Young of Milwaukee with whom she resided; eight grandchildren; and nine great grandchildren.

Also surviving are four sisters, Mrs. Alice Birschbach, Mrs. Marie Spannbauer, Mrs. Freda Resop and Mrs. Catherine Resop all of Fond du Lac; and a brother, Sebastian Post of Fond du Lac.

(By tht Associated Press) Southeastern Wisconsin woke today to a premature wintry snowfall and a promise that au tumn has not entirely forsaken the state. Northerly breezes brought an unseasonable chill to some por tions of the state and, sweeping ashore from Lake Michigan, produced an overnight soggy snowfall of several inches near the lake. But the National Weather Service said a warming trend from the Great Plains, producing a little rain tonight in northern counties, should raise temperatures to near 60 by the weekend. Milwaukee recorded 3.7 inches of snow in 24 hours by 7 a.m., an all-time record accu AA Alcoholics Anonymous Women's Group will meet at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the Mental Health Center.

Elderly Fond du Lac I County Elderly Transport aervue van win seivc urc i.n t- Call the Campbellsport Senior Center director or courthouse for pickup. Hayride North Fondy Fun Runners will hold a hayride -I Uv I ar hank- hv Mnnriau Post Oakfield Veterans FreiSn Auxiliary will hold a thank-you Amn 7 m. Friday for members and all persons who helped with the Dliciucmildl i. diwS a ubii to pass and tableware- Cards Daughters of Isabella charity party will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday at St.

Mary's Grade School Cafeteria. Prizes will be awarded, lunch served and a donation of $1 will be asked. Dance A disco dance sponsored by DECA will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Thursday at Moraine Park Technical Institute.

Refreshments will be available and skits presented. Admission for tri-campus students will be 50 cents and for the public $1. Masons Fond du Lac Lodge 140 will meet at 8:30 p.m. Thursday at the Masonic Temple. An entered apprentice degree will be held nrf mncn served.

Golf course fee increases are proposed Fee increases have been proposed for Rolling Meadows Golf Course in 1977, but the Parks and Development Com' imttee, which oversees the golf course, have not discussed them yet, committee Chairman Robert Spnngborn said today. County Administrator Donald R. Flanders proposed the increases as part of "an evaluation of all fees charged by the county," Flanders said, "not only in recreation but in all service areas." He suggested there should be consideration to charging the use "a greater percentage of the cost of providing service." Springborn said the committee has received the fee increase proposal "but we haven't met on it yet." He said the committee might look at the proposal during its meeting Thursday night. The committee is scheduled to meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the courthouse prior to a 9:30 p.m.

executive session on landfill matters. Springborn expected the committee to decide the fee matter soon. Flanders said the rates he is proposing are competitive with those at other municipal golf courses. The administrator is sched uled to deliver his 1977 budget proposal to the county board tonight. In it, he anticipates an increase in golf course expenditures of $12,500, plus $15,200 in course outlays for equipment and development of sand traps.

Money, checks reported taken Cash, checks and other items valued at $1,453 were stolen from Case Power Equipment Highway 151 South, during! a burglary reported to thej Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Department this moming. A safe was broken into, and removed from it was $939 in checks, and $139 in cash. Also taken from the building were a 12-gauge shotgun, five belt buckles, a calculator, two jackets, two caps and tools. A vending machine was pried open, and $3 was taken. The burglary occurred sometime after 8 p.m.

Tues day. Charge for tires will begin Nov. 1 at landfill Anthony "Tony" Ullrich, 75, 1 ui miivvauncc, luiuicnv wi formerly Campbellsport, died Tuesday. He was born July 25, 1901, In Campberllsport, and was a retired carpenter. Mr.

Ullrich Is survived by M. th. fnrmPr Clara thrpp rtauphters. Mrs. June Lanser, Mrs.

James Foxgrover and Mrs. Elaine Zale all of Milwaukee; 17 grandchildren; a brother, Au- gust of Campbellsport; and 3 SterS. MrS. Tl JOhnSOn 01 Lakewood, Mrs. Emma Petersik of Sheboygan and Mrs- Dorothy Westerman of Jefferson.

fCe JLb9ev at a.m. Thursday at i a elt-Gerber Funeral Home, 10121 W. North Wauwatosa, and at 10 a m- at Cnrist King Church, wauwatosa. Bunai win oe in Holy Cross Cemetery, Milwauklee. Visitation for will be' from 4 to 9 p.m.

today at the funeral home. John Hopp John R. Hopp, 74, of Route 1, Princeton, in the Town of St. Marie, who moved to his present address in 1932, died Tuesday morning at his home of an apparent heart attacK. Born March 8, 1902 at Berlin, he was a son of the late Frank and Antioinette Boguske Hopp.

In March 1930, he married Clara Boguske at Berlin. Mr. Hopp is survived by a Distrhaf't of Vural Princeton; two grandchildren; and three brothers, Andrew of Neshkoro, Robert of Berlin and Paul of Omro. He was preceded in death by his wife in 1969, and by two sisters and two brothers. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m.

Friday at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Princeton, where he was a member. The Rev. John Eberhardy will officiate, and burial will follow in the parish cemetery. Visitation for Mr.

Hopp will be after 2 p.m. Thursday at The vehicle was stopped after a high speed chase. A subsequent search of the car revealed a large number of coins which had been taken in the local burglaries. City Police Chief Melvin Heller noted this morning that solving the local burglaries resulted from 1 1 nt cooperation with the State Patrol and Winnebago County authorities. The burglaries occurred Oct.

16 and 24, when a total of $355 in cash was taken. The 16-year-old boys, one of whom was involved in both burglaries, are to appear i Juvenile Court at a later date. also said that interior of the building was extensively damaged. The three members of the motorcycle club arrested range in age from 29 to 37 and are from Ripon and Berlin. The three men each posted $200 bond and were released.

They are to appear in court Nov. 5. Police were called to the scene at 10:32 p.m. In an unrelated incident clothing and bowling equipment valued at $116 were stolen from the car of Tammy R. Merrill, 23 s.

Lincoln Monday night while the vehicle was parked at Rich Man, Poor Man. Lake and Howard of rural Waupun; and a sister, Mrs. John (Bernice) Koenders of Waupun. He was preceded in death by his father and a brother. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Thursday at Immanuel Reformed Church at Waupun where he was a member. The Rev. George Chermak will officiate, and burial will be in Alto Cemetery. Friends of Mr. Te Beest may call from 6 to 9 p.m.

today at Kohls Co. Funeral Home, Waupun, and at the church from noon Thursday until the time of services. Jlrs. Lucy Klubertou Mrs. Lucy E.

Kluberton, 78, of 212 El Camino San Mateo, who was a lifelong resident of Fond du Lac until two months ago, died Monday at San Mateo, Calif. She was born here on July 4, 1898, a daughter of the late John and Katherine Theisen Beyer. She was married to Raymond J. Kluberton in the city, and he preceded her in death. Survivors include a son, mention Michelle Marie, daughter of Terri Jorgenson, 542 Hickory was baptized Sunday by the Rev.

Martin Koehler of Church of Peace, Mrs. Richard Thill, Bryan Jorgenson and Mrs. Richard Rebek were the sponsors. Special! Paper White Narcissus Beautiful clusters of fragrant white blooms, 5 bulbs for $1.49 Boulay's Garden Center 928 South Main St. Bus to Conway Twitty-Loretta Lynn-Sonny James Show Friday in MiJw.

511 person, 921-9919. SPECIAL Liver Onion Dinner Shrimp Tenderloin Fish $1.95. 531 N. Park Ave. Capelle's Anchor Inn Wednesday Specials! Chef's Comer at Chef's Chateau Family style fish, family style chop suey, roast pork, Salisbury steak.

Tulip bulbs, pumpkins, squash, marsh hay, rose cones. John Hounsell, 2'4 miles north on 45 Open 'til dark. Tae Foods, of Fond du Lac, 11th Main, Golden Guernsey 1 milk, $1.19 gal. now thru Sat. Free Pregnancy Testing and Counseling.

Call 1-233-1620. Storewide 14th "Birthday Sale" Zwicker's Uniform Downtown Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Stephany of Eden announce the adoption of two-mith-old Scott Stephen for Rent by Appointment, 922-1608 Lost, Eden area, American Lab rador, male, white feet and white blaze on chest, wearing red collar, license No. 1318.

Reward, call 477-2169. Goranson's Men's Shop New Store Hours. Fri. 9 to Tues. and Thurs.

to Saturday 9 to 4 p.m. Carpenters Local 782, Dinner Dance. For tickets call 922-4391, 923 1745 or 922-7860. Wed. and Thurs.

Only! 8 oz. Ribeye or Sirloin Choice of potato and salad $2.95 Kollman Korner Leroy Steak Special, every Thursday Nite! $1.00 Off our Sirloin Steak dinner. Complete dinner, served with onion rings. Chef's Chateau Southtown Low Cost Homeowners Insui ance Petri Insurance 921-9000. Gas and Oil Furnaces and Boilers Sales and Service Evans Heating, Phone 922-1610 Foot Comfort that's our business.

Herman's Foot-So-Port Shoe Store, 31 N. Main Fond du Lac, 921-3836. Edith's Lingerie Department has Robes and Lounge Wear in "Tall" Sizes Second Floor James Te Beest James H. Te Beest, 60, of Route 2, Waupun, died Tuesday following an apparent heart attack while at work at Mercury Marine where he was presently employed. He was dead on arrival at St.

Agnes Hospital. He was born July 11, 1916, In the Town of Alto, a son of John G. and Hattie Vande Berg Te Beest. He married Jeannette Navis on Sept. 28, 1939, at Waupun.

The couple farmed In the Town of Alto, then Mr. Te Beest was a bulk milk hauler for 15 years, moving Waupun where he operated Jim's Standard Service Station and Luncheonette for about three years. Surviving are his widow; his mother of Riverdale Nursing Home at Markesan; three daughters, Mrs. Kenneth (Evonne) Teeselink and Mrs. Ronald (Melody) Kreuziger both of Waupun and Mrs.

Alan (Carol Leystra of Randolph; a son, James L. at home; five and six step-grandchildren. Other survovrs are two brothers, Gilbert of rural Fox Personal Mr. and Mrs. Ponce Torres, 269 S.

Park are the parents of a son, Eric Joseph, born Tuesday at St Agnes Hospital. Carnation Special $3.99 Doz. Wed. thru Sat. Cash 'n Carry Oak Grove Greenhouse BEMIS REALTY is proud to announce the asso ciation of Dennie Reilly to its sales staff.

Stop in or give Dennie a call for that service you want when it comes to selling or buying your home. Office, 339 S. Main, 922-4811; Dennie Reilly, 921-6714. Downtown Days Special! Group of Ladies' Pant Suits and i oeiv i i coordinates, 25 off broken sizes Brauer Town Country Wild about Wicker? Design VI Interiors, 27 S. Main 921-3140 Help the United Fund! Lums Restaurant, under the new ownership of Joe and Shelly Klinzing, will be donating a percentage of Tuesday, Nov.

2, sales. Open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Earrings and Ear Piercing when you buy Golden Mist 24 kt. gold plated or surgical stainless steel ball earrings for just $8.75 on Friday, Oct.

29, 6-8 p.m. and Oct. 29, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.. O'Brien's Main at Second Due to remodeling Blanck's Supper Club at Johnsburg will be closed Oct. 26 throu Oct.

31. Open Nov. 2 as usual. Mr. and Ms.

Robert Baum-hardt of Eden announce the birth of a son, David John, born Monday at St. Agnes Hospital Acrobatic Lessons, 922-1608 lS'fi utf on girls' winter jackets i Sizes 7 to 14 and Pre-teens Brauer's Young Wisconsin Shop) Sale at The Attic, 314 4th St. Oct. 25 thru Oct. 30.

Entire stock of used furniture and antiques. Open 9:30 to 12 and 1 to 5 daily! Compost Cow Manure in 50 lb. bags. Also Garden Food and; Well Bird Food. John Hounsell, 2'4 miles north on Hwy.

45. DIRECT FROM LAS VEGAS "Randy Sparks and the Back Porch "Majority" at The Colony. 2 shows night, 8:30 and 10 Nov. 2nd-4th. Serv- ing special Menu including Prime Rib.

We specialize in the fabulous Accutron and digital watches C. W. Smith Jewelers, NFDL Although it's been tried, nobody can duplicate the fish of the Chef's Chateau. Las Vegas Night Marian College, 7 to 10 Clean all types of Carpeting without water. Do it yourself with Host Dry Cleaner.

Call 922-6340, Twohig's 193 S. Main Hoover's Deep Clean Carpet Company now featuring "Tornado" carpet cleaning rental. For details call 921-6982. 9 A brother and two sisters pre- Wilsey Funeral Home, Prince-ceded her in death. ton.

ol f. ri" 'V i i Lakes. Overnight lows ranged from 29 degrees in Racine down to eight degrees in Ashland and Rhinelander. Oct. 27, 1966 A 99-year lease for land at the fairgrounds on which is to be constructed a Fond du Lac County Veterans Memorial Building was granted by the county board earlier this week to Trier-Puddy Post 75 of the American Legion.

The Fond du Lac County Children's Board will be abolished effective July 1, 1967, according to action taken earlier this week by the county board. Oct. 27, 1956 The Fond du Lac City Fire Department recently was presented a new "smoke ejection" machine by the Board Insurance Underwriters. The machine withdraws smoke by means of whirling fan blades. Masons and Order of the Eastern Star members took part in solemn rites bf dedication of the new Masonic-Star Temple at Markesan earlier this week.

Oct. 27, 1926 Plans for a new honorary organization at the High School to be known as the Girls' Athletic Association have been completed by Miss Hedwig Carlson, girls' athletic instructor. Membership will be merited by points. All municipal paving operations for 1926 with the exception of asphalt surfacing projects, have been i s-continued until next year and equipment of the Ford Paving with the exception of the asphalt plant, is being moved to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Town of Rosendale General Election Nov.

2, 1976 Hiley Building Doors Open 9 A.M.-8 P.M. Elmer Bartz, Cleric OLD FASKIGftED MARKET S-P-t-C-IA-L-S! 1 in Juveniles, adult arrested in connection with burglary NOAA mulation for October the city. The old record was 2.4 inches in 1896. Racine reported two inches of snow on the ground. There was little snow in west-em suburbs, however, and vir tually none as one-moved away from the lake.

But there were cold temperatures. Madison reported a pre dawn temperature of 15 degrees, a record low for the date. The old mark was 18 de grees in 1925. Green Bay also reported a record overnight low of about 17 degrees, the previous low for the date having been 18.6 in 1898. Tuesday's high temperatures ranged from 43 in Milwaukee and 42 in Beloit to 31 at Land yard for all waste hauled into the landfill.

According to the release, "The operation of the county landfill, which has been in service since July of 1970, has six acres of area that has reached maximum filling height and is now ready for seeding over with grass. The balance of the 18 acres known as Area 1 is now ready for the final six-foot layer of refuse, and it is estimated that this area will be filled to grade witnin the next 14 months. In the meantime, the committee is pressing for state permission to fill an unused area of the site and at the same time is looking for alternate landfill sites. Deaths Candace Mossier MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) Candace Mossier died Tuesday in her sleep, a quiet end to a turbulent life turned sensational in 1966 when she was tried and acquitted for the murder of her wealthy husband, Jacques.

Police said they had no reason to suspect foul play. Her age remained in question. By her previous statements, she was 55. Cabanier PARIS (AP) Adm. Georges Cabanier, the first French naval commander -to ioin the Free French forces of' Gen.

Charles de Gaulle in 1940, collapsed and died early Tuesday at his Paris home. He was 69. LEAN PORK STEAK PORK CHOPS SPARERIBS CUBE STEAKS POLISH SAUSAGE POTATO SAUSAGE Home Three juveniles and an adult have been arrested in connection with two burglaries at Thorp's Light House Restaurant, 339 N. Main St. The adult, Robert A.

Kobs, 18, of 571 E. Ninth pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in County Court Branch 2 Tuesday before Judge Hazen W. McEssy, however sentencing was held open for a presentence investigation. He was originally charged with aiding and abetting in burglary. Two of the juveniles and Kobs were taken into custody Monday night by Trooper Dennis R.

Kmiger of the state Highway Patrol and a Winnebago County officer. A landfill charge of 25 cents per automobile tire and 50 cents per truck tire will be instituted Nov. 1, county officials announced today. Action approving the charge was taken recently by the Parks and Development Committee. A committee news release today said that "the county finds it necessary to institute an additional regulation for the disposal of tires and a separate charge to cover the cost of disposal at an alternate site." The release said that tires are difficult to compact into the refuse and to keep buried.

Separate containers will be provided at the landfill site for tire disposal. The committee also announced a new rate per cubic yard to be charged for dumping as of Nov. I. The new rate will be $1.75 per cubic CESA (Continued from Page 30) awareness program for the handicapped has been denied funding by the U.S. Office of Education.

Noting that the CESA 13 proposal carried a lower budget than the two projects granted funds, Hightdudis stated that efforts are being made to determine the reason the local agency's proposal was rejected. Hightdudis also told the board that the agency's proposal review committee met recently to review proposals to be submitted for funding in January. He explained that the committee was formed to coordinate the submission of project proposals, to guard against competition for funding within the agency and to determine the value of proposals during tneir formative stages. 658 Fond du Lac Ave. for Fracas at tavern sends 2 to hospital; 3 arrested A fight at the Rich Man, Poor Man, 985 S.

Main Tuesday night sent two men to the hospital and resulted in arrest for three other men, according to a police report this morning. Police said that Michael Benson, 56 Doty and Gary L. Berndt, 46 South were taken to St. Agnes Hospital for treatment of cuts and then released. Both men are employes at the tavern and had attempted to break up a fight that started among members of a motorcycle club and patrons.

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Ideal for Insurance Agency, Accounting Firm, Architects, Attorneys, Realtors, Etc. FEDERAL LAND BANK ASSN. Phone 922-3940 'FOR THE (INCLUDES CUTTING, BEEF FRONT QUARTERS BEEF SIDES BEEF HIND QUARTERS WHOLE BEEF LOINS WHOLE PRIME RIBS ALL OCCASIONS HAM DINNER And BAZAAR Thursday, Oct. 28 4:30 to 7 P.M. St.

Marks Church 535 Stow Street Adults $2.50 Children 12 and under $1 Preschool Free This Week's Let Us Solve Your Water Problems Exchange Service Rentals Own Your Own Salt Delivery, Too! BADGER WATER Softening Service 82 So. Portland 921-2670 Special- 84 Reg. 7.50 Jerusalem CHERRY PLANTS See You At The St. Mary's of Eden CHICKEN DINNER And FALL FESTIVAL Sunday, Oct 31 st EDEN MARKET Phone 477-2711 Cash 'n Carry Only Available at Both locations Open Mon. thru Thu.

8:00 'til 4:30, Fri. 8:00 'til 8:00 Sat. 8:00 'til 4:00. Closed Sunday.